Noun
the United Nations agency concerned with the interests of labor
Source: WordNetAccording to the International Labor Organization, 21 MILLION people worldwide face situations like Amal’s, and are victims of forced labor, trapped in a job into which they were coerced or deceived and which they cannot leave. Source: Internet
According to the latest data from the International Labor Organization, 32% of workers in South Korea worked 49 hours or more per week. Source: Internet
During 1983-2006, the ALLIANCE was affiliated to the World Confederation of Labor, held the Vice Presidency for North America and attended the 69th Session of the International Labor Organization in 1983. Source: Internet
Citing data from the International Labor Organization, he said cities like New York, Hong Kong and Tokyo will face rampant unemployment rates in 2030 as artificial intelligence and robots are deployed in more industries. Source: Internet
The International Labor Organization (), citing figures through the end of 2003, gives an unemployment rate of 35.3% for both the West Bank and Gaza, including those who are too discouraged to look for work. Source: Internet
The report also cites International Labor Organization estimates for 2020 that between 5 million and 25 million jobs will be lost, with a corresponding loss of between $860 million and $3.4 trillion in labour income. Source: Internet